truth of the matter is that it will play amazing right out of the box.
you will say that its just fine. i bought an eliminator when they came
out because my friends who work at the drum shop used one and it
makes work easier for us as we age. that's what these pedals do.
brought it home played around with it changed all the cams and
realized that the set up in the box from the factory was just perfect.
if all the pedals that the drum companies were so great why did
billy cobham jeff oagletree (misspelling my bad) make pedals
themselves that forced drum companies do better. as for the
speed king at the drum shop i was talking about above i'm
standing there when customer brought new a speedking back
because pin holding foot board fell out. this pedal was the same
price as the pearl i bought that day. i went back to pick up a
cymbal a few days later and the replacement pedal came in.
this thing had more problems then the return. it was there
that i decided that if i ever buy ludwig drums again that it
will have all yamaha and dw hardware. my bud bought a
top of the line ludwig snare drum last year. paid 600 for it.
i see him at a gig last week and lend him mine as i was just coming
from mine and had it in car. reason butt was broken and is
on back order leaving him with no drum for a few weeks.
